Thanks Sarah, but...
button B1
group G1
button B2 inside G1
group G2 with backgroundbehavior set
the buttons: on mouseup Hello end mouseup
put the handler on Hello ... in the group G2.
the group G2 never catch the message of button B2 ( inside G1 ) ?????
Is this a normal behavior of the message path ?
The 2 groups are at the same level of the message hierarchy, so a
message will never flow from one group to another, unless one is
inside the other. In you example, the message passes as follows
Stack
|
Card
|--------------|---------------|
B1 G1 G2
|
B2
So clicking B2 sends the message to B2, G1, card, stack - but not to
B1 or to G2.
a click on B1, Hello handler in G2 get fired !
I understand it should work that way:
( from page 110, fig 50 on Rev User's guide )
Stack
|
Background ( G2 )
|
Card
|
controls.... ( B1, G1/B2, ... )
So, my question is more about the BackgroundBehavior.
In the Inspector for a group, setting the backgroundBehavior
you have also a little texte ( ... put after card in message path )
Still perplexe why it doesn't work ?
In fact, I found a work-around, and use frontscript instead, but I'm
finishing
a generic model for a tool and I need to clarify this behavior....
Regards,
Thierry
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